The Middle Ages, Volume I – Sources of Medieval History
The Middle Ages Volume I Sources of Medieval History
This volume of translated source materials from the late Roman Empire to the mid-15th century introduces students to the diversity of medieval culture, covering all aspects of medieval life–social, religious, economic, intellectual, institutional.
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5 Stars Professor Tierney's research pays off for you!
Brian Tierney has collected so many excellent primary sources. If you are interested in what people of that time thought about or wrote, by all means get anything by Tierney. If you are a history student or teacher, these gems will enliven the discussion in the classroom and will even challenge your ideas of modernity. Enjoy!
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The book was in great condition, it was a older version then we used in class, but it stil works. It also arrived a little later then I was hoping for.
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